Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s latest Spring Statement has produced headline-grabbing announcements such as a cut to duty of 5p per litre on petrol and diesel. Although a cut to fuel will undoubtedly help many small business owners, he also announced two new business rates reliefs will be brought forward by a year to come into effect […]
As the war on Ukraine intensifies several countries, including the United Kingdom, have imposed sanctions on Russian energy exports. On the 8th of March, the UK government announced that it will phase out Russian oil imports by the end of 2022, while the US is banning the import of all oil and gas and the EU plans […]
What should you do if your business energy provider collapses? In the past few month, several energy providers have collapsed as rising wholesale gas prices threaten the sector. A number of factors have contributed to soaring energy prices, including high global demand, as well as maintenance issues and lower solar and wind energy output. Dermot […]
As of 2022, any new building projects in the UK will be required to include charging points for electric vehicles, in preparation for 2030 when the sale of petrol and diesel cars will end. Under legislation announced by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, new houses, and non-residential buildings such as supermarkets and office sites, will be […]
Managing Director of Enexus Energy, Dan Serghi, speaks to National World about the current UK energy crisis, sharing his industry knowledge and expertise and answering consumers’ burning questions. Dan breaks down the current energy crisis, explaining the causes and the potential solutions. Read the full article for his advice and insights.
Effective April 2022, the Streamlined Energy Carbon Reporting (SECR) requires large companies to report their carbon emissions & energy use.
Designed to make UK energy network charges fairer for all consumers, Ofgem’s Targeted Charging Review (TCR) may change how you pay for electricity.
Ofgem announce an energy price cap increase of around 13% from October 2021. Here’s how the rising UK energy costs will affect businesses and households.
New legislation is being brought to Cabinet in Ireland today to outlaw the exploration of new gas and oil opportunities. This is a significant step in reducing our global dependence on fossil fuels and moving towards carbon neutrality – something Ireland is hoping to achieve by 2050. Existing Government policy means that a ban is […]
Despite having left the EU on January 1st 2021, the UK is still yet to announce the carbon price and auctioning system for its own Emissions Trading System (ETS). This core policy has been vital to reducing emissions in the EU and the United Kingdom for over a decade, but the UK Government is still yet to […]